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PHRASAL VERBS WITH “get”



Get up to  do.

What are you getting up to at the weekend?

Get on with  have a good relationship with someone I get on with them

Get over  recover from an illness or shock I’m still getting over the flu

Get away with  do something wrong and not be punished I can get away

with it taking Monday off? (farla franca)

Get at  criticise someone repeatedly He’s really getting at us!

Get rid of  remove/ throw away something or someone unwanted I wish

we could get rid of him SBARAZZARSENE di qualcuno o qualcosa

Get out of (doing smth)  avoid / escape something you don’t want to do

(LIBERARSI DA UN OBBLIGO).

Get off lightly  experience less punishment, injury, harm than deserved or

expected. (CAVARSELA)

Get through to  make somebody understand I’ve tried to get through to him

CONVINCERLO/ FARGLI COMPRENDERE

Get wound up  become angry or nervous about something. We should’nt get

too wound up about it. (SCOCCIARSI)  boring (noioso) / annoying

(scocciante)  Michael is bored / is annoyed.

To get worse  va sempre peggio

Get used to

To get bored

To get married/ to get divorced / to get engaged

To get out  uscire / scendere

To get in  Get in!

Completa le frasi con il phrasal verb corretto (coniugato nel modo giusto).

1. I was really upset after the accident, but it took me a few weeks to finally ___GET

OVER_______ it.

2. My brother and I didn’t use to ____GET ON ______ each other when we were

younger, but now we’re very close.

3. She always tries to ___GET OUT OF_______ doing the housework by pretending

she’s busy.

4. He kept __GETTING AT________ me in front of everyone until I got really annoyed.

5. The teacher asked the students what they had been ____GETTING UP TO______

during the break.

6. He lied to his parents, but somehow he ___GOT AWAY WITH_______ it without any

consequences.

7. We need to ___GET RID OF_______ all the things we don’t use before moving to the

new house.

8. Don’t ____GET WOUND UP ABOUT______ such small problems — it’s not a big

deal! NON È LA FINE DEL MONDO

9. I’ve explained it three times, but I still can’t ___GET THROUGH TO _______ him.

10.Even though the mistake was serious, she ____GOT OFF LIGHTLY______ with just

a warning.

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PHRASAL VERBS WITH “get”

 Get up to  do. What are you getting up to at the weekend?

 Get on with  have a good relationship with someone I get on with them  Get over  recover from an illness or shock I’m still getting over the flu  Get away with  do something wrong and not be punished I can get away with it taking Monday off? (farla franca)  Get at  criticise someone repeatedly He’s really getting at us!  Get rid of  remove/ throw away something or someone unwanted I wish we could get rid of him SBARAZZARSENE di qualcuno o qualcosa  Get out of (doing smth)  avoid / escape something you don’t want to do (LIBERARSI DA UN OBBLIGO).  Get off lightly  experience less punishment, injury, harm than deserved or expected. (CAVARSELA)  Get through to  make somebody understand I’ve tried to get through to him CONVINCERLO/ FARGLI COMPRENDERE  Get wound up  become angry or nervous about something. We should’nt get too wound up about it. (SCOCCIARSI)  bor ing (noioso) / annoy ing (scocciante)  Michael is bored / is annoyed.  To get worse  va sempre peggio  Get used to  To get bored  To get married/ to get divorced / to get engaged  To get out  uscire / scendere  To get in  Get in! Completa le frasi con il phrasal verb corretto (coniugato nel modo giusto).

I was really upset after the accident, but it took me a few weeks to finally ___GET OVER_______ it.
My brother and I didn’t use to ____GET ON ______ each other when we were younger, but now we’re very close.
She always tries to ___GET OUT OF_______ doing the housework by pretending she’s busy.
He kept __GETTING AT________ me in front of everyone until I got really annoyed.
The teacher asked the students what they had been ____GETTING UP TO______ during the break.
He lied to his parents, but somehow he ___GOT AWAY WITH_______ it without any consequences.
We need to ___GET RID OF_______ all the things we don’t use before moving to the new house.
Don’t ____GET WOUND UP ABOUT______ such small problems — it’s not a big deal! NON È LA FINE DEL MONDO
I’ve explained it three times, but I still can’t ___GET THROUGH TO _______ him.
Even though the mistake was serious, she ____GOT OFF LIGHTLY______ with just a warning.

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 Get up to  do. What are you getting up to at the weekend?